The Sloan Work and Family Research Network is pleased to present
these papers and resources, which were produced as a part of the
Network's initiatives or special projects.
MacDermid, Shelley; Barnett, Rosalind; Crosby, Faye;
Greenhaus, Jeffrey; Marks, Stephen; Perry-Jenkins; Maureen; Voydanof,
Patricia; Wethington, Elaine; & Sabbatini-Bunch, Laura. 1999.
The Measurement of
Work-Family Tension: Recommendations of a Virtual Think Tank.
Sloan Work and Family Research Network: www.bc.edu/wfnetwork.
In 1999, the Sloan Network convened the first
multi-discipline panel, or Virtual Think Tank, to discuss the
current state of measurement of work-family tension. In this report,
the panel proposes about 50 specific items, mostly selected or
adapted from existing measures, to operationalize the recommendations
of the panel.
Pitt-Catsouphes, Marcie. 2002. Stones
unturned: Responses to the 2001 Online Survey of the Work and Family
Area of Study. Sloan Work and Family Research Network: www.bc.edu/wfnetwork.
In November 2001, the Sloan Work and Family Research
Network invited Network academics interested in work-family scholarship
to respond to an electronic survey. This paper provides a summary
of the 2001 Online Survey of the Work and Family Area of study
as well as a description of respondents' comments and recommendations.
Pitt-Catsouphes, Marcie, ed. 2000. Resource
guide to global work and family issues. Sloan Work and Family
Research Network: www.bc.edu/wfnetwork.
The Resource Guide was developed to help facilitate
cross-national dialogue about work and family issues by providing
basic information and resources. View these Global Resources in
PDF format: Section 1, Section 2, Section
3 (International Resources).
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